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大衛.洛克威爾為世貿遺址打造觀景平台

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設計師大衛.洛克威爾和記者科特.安德森,針對大衛在911不久之後,為世貿遺址搭建觀景平台一事,進行了一段充滿感性的談話。

Architect David Rockwell draws on his love of drama and spectacle to create fantastic, high-impact restaurants, malls, airline terminals, theater sets -- and playgrounds. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Marie Wu
Reviewed by Spencer Shu
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